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How to Say ‘Hotel Sakura, right?’ in Japanese

ホテルさくらですね。

hoteru sakura desu ne

[ho-teh-roo sah-koo-rah dess neh]

💬 Usage Tip: The driver is confirming the destination. [ですね] here works like "Okay, Hotel Sakura, right?"

🇯🇵 In Japan: Japanese service staff often repeat key information to confirm details. It's part of careful, polite service.

Phrase Breakdown

ホテルさくら

hoteru sakura

Hotel Sakura

This is the name of the hotel.

Example

あれがホテルさくらです。

That over there is Hotel Sakura.

Words in this phrase

ホテル

hoteru

[ho-teh-roo]

hotel

A hotel; part of the place being confirmed.

Example

ホテルさくらですね、と運転手さんが確認します。

The driver confirms, “Hotel Sakura, right?”

さくら

sakura

[sah-koo-rah]

Sakura

The name Sakura in the destination name.

Example

ホテルさくらですね、と運転手さんが言います。

The driver says, “Hotel Sakura, right?”

ですね

desu ne

I see; that’s right, isn’t it?

ですね adds confirmation or a friendly check for agreement.

Example

今日は雨ですね。

It’s raining today, isn’t it?

Words in this phrase

です

desu

[dess]

is; right

Polite copula used in confirmation.

Example

ホテルさくらですね、と確認します。

You confirm by saying, “Hotel Sakura, right?”

ne

[neh]

right; okay

Confirmation particle that softens the sentence.

Example

ホテルさくらですね、と丁寧に言います。

You politely say, “Hotel Sakura, right?”

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